Public Service Announcement

[prepare]

Anyone see SOTAR's public service announcement?

The gist of it was to stop buying AR stuff and ammo unless its an emergency because QC is the worst its ever been.

[99cobra2881]

The thought has definitely crossed my mind when I have ordered parts lately.

In the last year or so Ive purchased three Giessele receiver extensions and not one of them is identical.

[markm]

What is "SOTAR"?

[ViperTwoSix]

School of the American Rifle (SOTAR)

[Twilk73]

School of the American Rifle (SOTAR)

That guy is awesome, I'm not a subscriber but I've been watching his stuff hear and there and I've learned a few things.

The thought didn't cross my mind about ar parts but it did about ammo.

[okie]

I'm gonna go out on a limb here and guess he's probably right. Maybe to the point of stating the obvious. I've just been hearing about the strangest things failing lately. Things that have never failed in the past, even on cheap ARs. Granted you're bound to hear about that stuff occasionally, but it seems every time someone posts a failure lately on some forum everyone is like, Well that's a new one!

[DG23]

That guy is awesome, I'm not a subscriber but I've been watching his stuff hear and there and I've learned a few things.

The thought didn't cross my mind about ar parts but it did about ammo.

I can see how people that struggle with basic spelling might be able learn from him.

[Manofmayhem]

^Ouch.

[Clint]

All the more reason to stick with quality parts from quality companies.

[JediGuy]

I can see how people that struggle with basic spelling might be able learn from him.

That seems like a quality addition to the conversation.

Anyway, I heard tell ‘bout this sort of sichuation back in the late aughts or post-Newtown. To echo Clint, it seems like a good time to be very careful what companies you buy from.